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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18
ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS -
COUNTY OF SALINE.
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STATE OF KANSAS,l -
COUNTY OF SALINE.
tOFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
July n, lsS7.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ON the nth
~ day Of July, lss7, a petition signed by
Frank A. Dinkler and thirteen others, was
presented 10 the board Of county commits
sioners Of the county and state Aforesaid,
praying for the iucatiOn OF a certain roatd-
described as follows, viz: Commencing az
the northeast corner Of section 3, township
IS range 5west, thence due west 20 the
county line.
WHEREUPoS said boari of county COM
missioners appointed the following named
persons. viz. r. r. Babcock. Fred Rupert
and Thomas Mason as viewers, with iuStruc-
tinnS to meet nt the house OF Frank A
Dlnkler, ia Spring Cu-ek township, On
"Wednesday. the 3iih dny of August, iss7, and
proceed tn view said rund, and give Ia all
parties "a hearing.
by order OF the board of county cOmmis-
Sioncrs.
lsEALl JOSEPH SARGENr,
County Clerk.
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Shows one graduate, Frseticing
physician to every 600 inhabitants
Of this country, all OF whom have
spent years Of study 10 become pro-
fieient. Yet il often happens that
they are consulted in cases Of ner-
vOusness, mental dependence, or
an obstinate case Ofdyspepsia, where
all remedies Of their skill fails un-
less they prescribe Phosphate Len,-
on Rye, the great nerve Tonic and
positive cure for dyspepsia and
urinary affections, for which it is
unsurpassed. Everybody afflicted
with above stated ailments might be
prepared for all emergencies 10y
keeping PhOsph attic Lemon Rye con-
stamtly al hand. Directions are on
every bottle and can be had at every
drug store.
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IsOd5tw2t.

The restaurant of Messrs. CranZ
aud Harms, with the late improve
ments, is now In fine running order.
Rooms will he furnished people who
come into the city and want to re-
main all night. \ first-class table,
and only - cents per meal. Farm
crs will also get the highest market
price for butter and eggs at the res
taurant. l30-4td-itw
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1nr nonnrs : c.LrIr cIncus.
wild west and HlppOdroms-A Great
sho1 Yesterday.

wild West and HipPodrome-A Great
sho1 Yesterday.
Kansas City had yesterday after
ternOon and evening the very best
aud show that ever exhibited here,
Ineluding:aIl the eireuses-Barnum's
FOrpaugh's and the rest. II Is a
wonderful show. The circus proper
is entirely complete with more acts
and actors than three ordinary shows.
The menagerie is also wonderfully
complete and includes a great vari-
ETY. Of wild beasts. The hipPOdrome
has many exciting races. 1t Is with
out an equal. The races are run on
their own merits. The Wild West
is replete with wonders, the Custer
massacre, the stage coach robbery
and Leon riding thirty-One horses
at one time being tine leading acts.
The Custer battle is indeed great.
The whole show stands unequalled.
Twenty-Five thousand persons alten-
ded here.-EansGs city Times, Aug
ust ., 1857.
The above named show. in all it,
greatness will positively exhibit al
Salina, on Tuesday August Dth,
We would advise all to see It.
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Attention. Comradesi

a special meeting Of the Post will
be held at their hall Saturday even
ing at Z o'clock =. m. Object Of the
meeting is TO confer with each other
~ to the advisability of holding a
reunion and campfire at Salina on
the last day Of our county fair.
Every cOmrade in the county is in
vited to be present at the meeting.
r. II. MARYLAND,
Commander.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

The following are the Races OF the
Saline County Fsir Association.
Sept. 7, s and 9, a. changed by the
board Of directors, Aug. 18th 1857.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 7rH.
No. 1. Trotting-2:4O Class, $4,000
No. 2. Saline county rOadsters,
class PAGERS aud trutters,
any horse that has not COM
reted for money, l0900
Isl so, 2d 50, Sd SIS, ith $40,
entries to ill.
No. 3. TwO-year old TrOt, en-
trance SO. association asids $50
THURSDAY, SEPT sTH.
No. 4. Three-year old Colts,
trotting. open to Saline,
Lincoln, Dickinson, Me-
Pherson, Ellsworth and OF
tawa counties, be- -.-.----- 5000
No. 3. FOur-yeaT old Pacing
and trotting, open Ia Sa-
line county, 10000
5 to enter and to start.
No. g. Running pony rance,
entrance $5.OO, association
adds 35.Wi
FRIDAY, SEPT. 9TH
No. :. TrOtting. minute class l5O.c9
No. ;. Pacing, 2:3j class, lUUtO
No. =. Stallion race, open To
any stallion owned in Sa-
line county. lO0.nO
lst so, 2nd 81, 3rd SO, and
4th so, entrys t. ill.
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mn 1can live a hone, and make more
VIII fmoney d Work for ua, than e any-
4 OO thing ei.s n tht Vorid. Capita noi
nsaded: you are startei free. Beth ssEea, al
aEes. Anyons cnn % The uprk- larEe earnings
sure from drst START. CcsilT outht and terms
hee he.ter not delay. Custs you nothing 70
send your addresl and Sad out; II you an
wiaai you uill Do 20 e onee X. uaLLEfT q %
Putlaad
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CHIC0. Kansas, July 18th, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the
co-parinership 10y and between Gas
per Mclhcrt a II. G.. Grider is this
day dissolved, Mr. Nri"crt retiring
rom the firm and ii G. Grider con
tinuing the business, vino will col
lect all accounts due the firm aud
pay all accounts owi iug by said firm.
sit. II. G.. GRIDER.
e.. MELBERT
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For a few days past paragraphs
have appeared in print to the effect
that Col. d. r. Anthony was on the
eve Of dispOsing Of the LeavenwOTth
Times. We have very little doubt
that the sale will be made In a short
time. A correspondent who visited
the Colonel last Saturday secured
from hiTz this statement Of the situ-
alton:
Il have been offered q price for
the Times by an eastern syndicate
The price 50 far is SO, 600, ] TO collect
theeaTnings Of the paper, or 500, 600,
and tlie syndicate 20 take all. II
sell, the Times will continue a re-
publican paper, will be prohibition,
and will probably be an out and out
Blaine organ. have been a Sher-
man man in certain degree; am
not particular on that score. / am
not backing down from my position,
but my enemies, the liquor men, are
ready 10 quit aud this Is the best
way out Of the present difficulties.
I do not want To be q stumbling
block in the way Of IseavenWOrth,
aud, being i'm poor health, prefer
% quit the business at this time.
The trade, however, may not be
consummated. My credit has been
questioned 10y some Of those who
would injure me, but I am worth,
probably, 500 900. | think ] am
on top Of the pot, and can now
get down in pretty good shape. II
the trade II made, / will devote my
self Ia my several farms and quit
active public work.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

THE recent death Of Mrs. a. Garter
Wilder at Rochester, n. Y, recall
her and her husband as former Kan
sans. From lS62 To 1854, he was
member Of Congress from this State.
He was likewise a member Of the
National Republican Convention In
Chicago I'm lSGO which nominated
Abraham Lincoln for his first term
ss President He also occupied i'm
PoTtant places in the Republican
party in the Territorial days of Kan
sas. He died some time after the
war, having then removed to his
former home in the Empire State.
Mrs. Wilder who now follows her
husband To her last long home H.
described as a woman Of rare force
of character and as being happiest
when looking 10 the needs and
comforts Of others or assisting I'm
their happiness. Endowed with the
Christian graces Of mind and heart,
she gathered about her the cultured
and young i'm her beautiful home nj
Rochester.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

President CLEVELAND offers $40
In gold for the best show Of triplets
at the Erie county, n. Y, fair.
Now there are two thing in this
premium offered by President Cleve-
land which are worthy Of attention.
First: Are triplets desirable In do
mestic combinations ? Is Il advisable
for anybody and, especially, a man
In high authority, whose advice and
possible example may be followed
by many less favored people, to en-
courage the rule Of three in the in
crease Of the numerical strangth Of
families To be sure the aggregate
population il swelled more rapidly
by that rule, but IL rapidity alone to
be considered insuch a case? Isit not
better 10 go slower and thus insure
better care for the new conner, and,
therefore, stronger development Of
the future American citizens?
Second: If the point Of deIirabil-
ity IL settled i'm favor Of the three
fold ratio, the premium offered is far
too small! Every head Of family
knows what cOmmOtiOn, what ex-
pense, what toll and trouble follow
the advent Of into the household Of
a single yOungster. is there any
thing in a ten dollar gold piece that
can come within four miles Of ade-
quate return for all the cOncOmit-
ants OF the strangers arrival? Null
tiply these cOncOmitants by three
and look at a paltry ten dollar piece
and then, say, where are we? These
are things President Cleveland
should have pOndered on carefully
before he sprung upon a peaceful,
community his decep-
tive ten-dollar premium. Many
people might be led by hope Of gain
or desire for county fair fame into
trouble that they wOt not Of. Be
sides We don't believe Mrs. Cleveland
knew anything about this offer and
Mr.. Cleveland though he be Presi-
dent, ought not to do anything that
his wife wouldn't approve Of.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

have two fine registered HUlstein
bull calves for sale. They are sired
by my fine imported H0lstein bull.
They are both excellent animals and
will lie ready for service in two
months. Address
maxwell PHILLIPS,
30-lt. Assaria, Kans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

THE Confederate survivors Of the
battle Of Wilson's Creek held a re-
union at Little Rock, Arkansas, on
the 10th inst. The orator Of the day
was United States Senator J. II.
Berry. In the course of his remarks
be said:
Il say, gentlemen and comrades,
we were never wrOng,and ] stand by
my conviction to-day, firmly and
strongly. We fought for the right,
and cannot surrender our opinions
because our arms are stacked and we
are conquered
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

oSE hundred and thlFty-five miles
Of the Missouri Pacific railroad,
which extends from salina west,
yet remains to finish the road to
Pueblo, in Colorado. H. Mallory.
Of the firm Of Mallory q Fitzgeral,
the principal contractors for its
building, says the road will be COM
pleted and trains running into that
city by December l. 1t would have
been done by October 1, but Tor the
fact that the material cannot be pro-
cured In time. Last Tuesday five
miles Of trank on this line were laid.
The contracts for three bridges, two
across the Arkansas and one scrOss
the Fountain, have been let, and
work is IN progress.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

THE Republicans Of Lincoln cOun-
ty will make their nominations this
year by what is known as the
"CrawfOrd county symtem"-that
Is, by voting for candidates at the
primaries.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

The semi-annual dividend Of the
state fund was appOrtiOned yester-
day by Geo. w. Jones, assistant
state superintendent Of public in
structiOn. The amount apportiOned
was $26s, SOC. 80, making 5f cents per
capita for the 49s, ,Ts5 school children
Of the state. The February appOr-
tionment was S2TS,Tsl. which
makes q disbursement Of the public
schools Of the state for the year 1887
Of over 100000. Orders for the
August appOrtionment will be mail
ed to the different county tressuTers
the latter part Of the week.-ToPekG
CAPITAL.
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sg97sE ~. J. e
Wild 4HS! Circus AID sEP09R9Ns &IRAlRlTAaI,
hy the fnmnns .lsnmnlersanlting Onarietten

Hippodrome Races Circus without
ContOrtonis Acrobac and Athletic six sinutan
HPprOme track elevated stage and high in the
Roman HppOdrOme Track meath Gods blue
Dasing stee, with booded reckless riders Dasing drivers
whirwihd Roman CarOts Standing
HPPodrOme Heroes and Herones in running ng
and all kinds Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

PERIODICALLY we receive very
neat epsitles from the Victoria In
stitute Of London, w. C., asking US
TO insert in our paper long articles
on science, which II reproduced
would at least iii two columns Of
the JOURNAL. The polite request is
framed I'm style very distiRgue, and
when the first one was received we
were very sure Her Majesty the
Queen had cOndescended TO write US
a personal letter, asking US 10 dine
with her or something Of that kind.
We are Of q scientific turn In some
respects, but not sufficiently 20 to
turn our paper into a scientific
JOURNAL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

THE Council Of Administration Of
the G. A. r., Department Of Kansas,
have decided that a State Reunion is
not feasible. They have taken the
wrong ground. 1t is feasible. II il
possible that they will reconsider
their action.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

A PAPER is published in Milwau-
kee called Die Deutsche-Amerikan-
ische GOwerbe und Industrie lei
tung. Crying the name Of that pa
per is death to the neWsbOys.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

ACCORDING to the journal Of
Heath the human brain reaches its
greatest weight and development be
tween the ages Of IA and %. II Is,
therefore, during this period that the
prevailing head disease known as
"big head" is likely to break out.
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WA INEH and return to Us, and
~ will send you something
free, something OF great value and impor-
tance Ia you. that will start yuu ln business
which viii bring you In more money rlghi
away than anything else Ia the world ANY
one can du the work and live az home
Either sex: all ages- Something uew, that
just coins money for all worker We VIII
start you: capital not needed. This j. one
Of the genuine important chances Of a life
time. Those who are ambitious and enter
prlsiug will not delay. Grand ouint free.
Address TRUE a Co, Augusta, Maine
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15O-FAIR COUNT WILD WEST HEROES AND HEROINES.-IjO
In our great Indians
bright
Indian Ponies camp
Mexican ToreadOres and BanderllOs.
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JOHN SHERMAN and party
were at Tacoma, w. T., on last Mon
day. They went to Victoria, b. C.,
and returned east over the Canadian
Pacific read.
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pALIEA MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS.
u Established 1875.

All work warranted. " money required
until work is sci up and sutir.- satisfaction
given. W., have -IHyial lu-iEht rates from
the east aud can ~,t zap -uud work cheaper
than any hnuSi- in central Kan. 'S. taii and
~ before given orders - shop ON -fh stnuCt
Just south OF Opera iiua~s'.
VI. u. EuwArts-. Manager.
- NJ paTMFU pru.ri.tnr t-6u
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The New York Tribune remarks
that J. p. 1t. John has just filled
three so engagements i'm Massachu-
setts, aud says that he Is engaged for
seventeen nights in New York and
Pennsylvania, going thence to Cali
fornia. It asserts that st. John said /:
1--WE are fighting the Republican
party now" II the party prohibi-
tionists were not lighting the Re-
publicans," -. John would have
gone down in Texas while prOhibi-
tiOn was pending, and would now be
i'm Tennessee where the question is to
be voted in September He has no
cause 10 20 into Democratic strong
holds but prefers To heard the lion
in his den" in Republican States.
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THE transportation committee Of
the &. A. r., which assembled in
Topeka yesterday, was still in hopes
Of securing one cent Il mile to The st.
Louis encampment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

ALLEN G.. THURMAN says that
nobody can predict the result Of the
next presidential lection.
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OHIO is usually after everything
she can get hold Of, and no one need
be surprised II she nOminates a can
didate for the vacant Mormon presi-
dency.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

CONGRESSMAN RYAN, Of this
State, recently said: ''The tariff i'm
the coming campaign will be the
leading issue. The Democrats won't
dare to put a free trade plank in
their platform" What the Republic
cans most devOtedly wish is that the
Democratic party will put free
trade plank in its platform. II
would prove TO be several nails in its
coffin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received at the
Court House in Saline county, Kan
sas, according to plans ON file i'm the
County Clerks office, for building
five iron high water bridges, until
Aug. 81, 1887, at l. NJ. The county
commissioners reserve the right to
reject any and all lids.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

JAKE SrOTLER, editor Of the Even
ing Globe, Emporia-iately suspend
ed, again takes charge Of the We'll
lingtOn Press.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

SEVEN men have been appointed
county commissioners by the cOun-
ty board, at Chicago TO take the
places Of the seven convicted bOOd-
lers.
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NOTICE.
SALE OF STATE SCHOOL LAED.
oFEreE og cogsIE TTEE.E,AsuREE.l 3

OFFIcE % COUNTY TEEAsuREE.l
SALINE COUNTY KANSAS
SALIVA, Kansas, July 18th, ls7.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
tracts of Sclslol land, situate in Saline couu-
ty, kanszls, will BE- offered for sale at public
auction az The once Of the County Treasurer,
In t.Ie Court House, a. Saliua, Kansas, on
Friday, September snd, 1887,
between the hours of ten O'Clock q ni- and
three O'Clock ID. M. No bids will b. enter
tainsd for les than the approved yaiue Of
said land as shown in this nuiice, and one
tenth of the purchase money must BE- paid 40
time OF sale, and a bond given % the amount
meuis-
Descrip. sec Tp r noa v per q Total V imp
nwi nel{ 3 q % $50 $40 elge
CLAEENCE WILSON,
County Treasurer.
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A SAMPLE Of the Kansrs badges
for the national eneampment has
been received by S. o. Mcdowell. 1t
is a nickel medal with the impress
Of a grasshOppeF, a blue ribbon on
which is printed in golden 'etters
the word kansas" and from which
is suspended neat sunfiOwer bangle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

II Aula Moore and her orphan
asylum Is entrusted to the special
guardianship Of the JOURNAL we
don't want the Times of Clay Cen
ter, the Gdzette Of Abilene, and other
jealous papers to invade our terri
tory. We won't stand It.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

OSBORNE has the requisite 1000 in
habitants and has been declared a
city Of the second class by the Gov
eTnOr.
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Man and wife to work ON ranch.
Steady employment, good wages and
a pleasant home will be furnished.
Man must understand the care OF
stock aud be a good milker.
:. l.. SHEPARD,
2S-tt. BrOOkville, Kas.
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Two good feed yards One-half
mile east of Union Pacific depot,
Salina. A we'll improved farm Of
$50 acres, 10 miles east Of Salina.
Ore buggy and single $50 harnes
nearly new. Easy terms.
WESLEY F0UUNS.
22-tf. Salina, Kansas.
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MORKINGCLASSES Alls9!lSa Nl.s9l. S8,


prepared To furnish all CLASSES with employ
ment at home, the whole Of the time. or for
theirsp are moments. Business new light
and profitable. Persons Of either sex easily
earn from "a tocents to S5.1O per evening, and
a proportional sum by deVoting all their
time To tine business. Boys and girls earn
nearly aS much a. men. That an who see
this may send their address, and test the
business, We make this Offer To cuch ns are
not well satisfied we will send one dollar 10
pay for the trouble OF writing. Pull par
tlculars Address tiEo SrINsoN AGO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

THE LeaVenWOTth Times says 10
would be a. distinguished honor 10
read the prohibition Democrats out
of the Democratic party Of Texas.
SenafOr Reagan is among the best
men Of that state, and he might find
~ abiding place IN the Republican
party on decent issues, as distinct
I've from JEFF Davis mOssbaeks. The
most potent principle Of the Demo-
cratic party is whisky, which Sena-
Tor Reagan joins issue with.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-18

ACHICAGO merchant advertises
After getting your divorce sell your
furniture TO Blank & Co.
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WORD has been received by De
partment Commander Seward from
the Chairman Of the National
Encampment at 1t. Louis, stating
that a one cent per mile rate has
been secured for all points east Of the
MississipPi river and that the pro-
liabilities are that the rate will in
eluce al. railroads in the United
States. Something definite will be
done By the COMMITTEES Of transpOr-
tatiOn Of the Kansas department at
their meeting to-day, towards secur-
ing the one cent rate. A one cent
rate will guarantee a larger attend
ance az the Encampment by many
thousand than a. il now stands.
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OERGHAND FEiEEETREET "A 3 ADE-The most suPeEative
More Golden
1sbeau Brilliant Band
Riders, Harneed
phants esmeis Moose Zebs
sights tongue Free ali every morning 10 o'clock
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RosrON Pilot; But we do not
shout for = Catholic president or a
protestant president, OF q Hebrew
president, but for an American pres
ldent. And the best American Is he
who exemplifies in his own person
that this L. not a catholic nor 3 pro-
testant country, nor Hebrew cOun-
try, any more than il is an Anglo
saxon, or q German, or an Irish
country, but country Of all races
aad creeds, with one great, broad,
unalterable creed OF fair play aud
equal rights 10 all.
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Corn, oats aud seed rye at Novel
ty Elevator office, near bridge.
GOODNOw & WICHHAM.
12Od5tw2t.
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Four years since its last visit to Kansas and nov
receiving four-fold welcome
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President CLEVELAND offers $40
in gold for the best show Of triplets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-14
Notice.

Notice is Hereby given that the partnership lately
exsting between Andrew d. V ard and John n
Cosan. carry ing business hardware dealers and
plumbers, at Augusta, under the style or firm OF
sent, and that John II. Cogan and Chas. Greenwood
have this day formed copar nership under the firm
name OF John II. Cogan Il Co, and. having Dur
chased the stock in trade and good will of the late
hrm OF Ward Cogan, will continue the business at
the old place. JOHN H. COGAN.
mchlSu CHAS GREENWOOD